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fesaI Notices.

LTJu5
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.
Jacob Rupert Daniel Kelly stephen Wigmore,
Peter Murphy James Deay charles Devln. Michael =.
Madgan Catherine o. Farrell Jasper r. Cropscy Charles T.
Me--er II. Dee. John g. Des. Hugo " oil, Barlow
stevens Kate Wuo Amos Stratton. charles j. warren,
William H. Ciarkron. Nedder Van Dyck Lydia NJ Eastman.
Frederick NJ. Eliza L. Carr tson, Harry NJ W.
Eastman George ". Eastman, Grace l.. Payne. Mary L.
an &. Eastman. Summons.
To the above named defendants and each OF them:
action. and copy of your tho pantrs
attorney within after tho service OF
mons exclusive OF tho day OF service; aud
failure 10 appeal answer Judgment VIII be taken against
you by default the reiet demanded In the complaint
Dated July ~, 1897.
ASuBEL +. FITCH plaintiffs Attorney
ONCE and Post Onico Address,
No. % Nassiust, New York city.
To the defendant Daniel Kelly.
The foregoing summons served upon bv publication
pursuant order of the Hon Charles Donohue tho
Justices Of OF tho state OF New York
dated the 9TH day OF August 1887 and hed with tho
plant the office OF Clerk the Guy and County OF
New York At The CONT House In tho CITY ot New York
Dated August II. 1881 AsHBhI J.. FlTCH.
Plainti1s Attorney.
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DROOKIYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID The thirty seventh year Of th' psv ami E"'rd'ng
chnp or Young Ladies VIII begin september - Send for
DIARIES T.. WEST. Principal
1873 Montague IT,, Brooklyn, y. /.
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gnsstruetion.
For Rows and Young Men-Country.

For Rovs and Young Men-Country
HIGHLAND MILITARY AC A d NJ y,
II Worcester MassIhTty second year begins ,u rain
S ng Tor Colleges and scientific choos refers to
bishop Whitaker rhadepRa Pe6n B MnT fGg Super
I LIT WI nHn A. sh&w Head Master ~
uOUSATONIC VALLEY INSTITUTE SSdII
II Cornwall. LIchhold Co, Conn. s. T. FROST A. N'
UIGULAYD MILITARY ACADEMY.
IL worcester Mass 2sd Year egn' SUB yeP' f.eh iS
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown- on -llud-
offers bsr Hss Pm
I EsLIEs ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL l.oaaI:
september L. special Attention to herman and n lt@S
SSy f for G ydI c H%m address J6S LESLIE
Principal p a1a fO' '''1r--. 49, -
9IITCHELL'S BOYS SCHOOL, Billcncaa,
a and o LoTe IL IL 5c Fail ie term eom
SSh o f Sent BOY: i'o Send Tor Circular
NJ. Z. MITCHELL, A. NJ, Princip2I-
MRS SEEDLINGS HOME SCHOOL FOR
t 6 a9 Is 'Ssa,sfh an hoad 'n TSrsd
NIT. BEACON ACADEMY.
vi T.s .l5do fRE B2 sT M H. w. Principal
Mt. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEM4--
w c boarding eho % SSys a'4 q 9a@s s aa nd
COT s6op Iasc cGrrs OF resident Extensive
grounds leehtfg cadet 9g%rtes t50r G e Gg
business also class IN cocgtIon dancing music draw
' 49, j. HOWE ALLEN, 4. NJ,
NEWTON. n. j.. INSTITUTE. $50 feet
~ elevation healthy aud homekei private Iu,%r
@E ESg"f French rran college PREPARATORY music art
gymnasium, bath rooms hot and con- wA'rr ehtons,S
gronnd riding department horses ponrs onh,ogs noAI
t5Gtl school year begins Sc pember u sem Tor circular
"'' ~ J. WILSON. Principal
NrAZARETU HALL-EoardmS School for
n Doy. Nazareth, northampton County Ponn heopens
SeptembcrA ----
DARK AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gonna frst-clas. preparatory school or boys-nnm
Der limited. uhyac-l ttanigs "TrncIpa
DEDDIE INSTITUTE, IhZhtstOwn, ~, ).
| Faculty. Of IL. German by Native Teacher CoIege
Penetration science Music Art to,ntion cuisines IL
inc s2.5 ev.JOhN GREENE, Fh. D., Fnncip'
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
oGTU YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER ~. -
Cos,Ir All Spacious billings, Rest Mod Tn ifupH NJ
7 i-o. ! Inc Light steam Heat Wy IoIds Mc,hod.'
Iu.. suT.I, u a.r, superior srLtaIy Arrangements.
DIGHErs ~ CiVtf. rNGI:; EEiiIHG. CHEMISTRY,
NGCI1IItTi RI AND AXIS
PREPARATORY instruction pf in, ~ ,,t,'', ~
Qi,rourh wH 10 Ialo.ror.e.. Dfafti. Ho DO ai I'Id
COLONEL me DuRE HYATT frrS dent.
DOUGHKEFPSIE NY. MILITARY lNSTI-
TTTE-stOO All ages. Tor College, West I0iht. NsF~
DrCTORY SCHOOL. Hamdrn. Conl.-FOr
grounds gruut'iu ID AZ i1uSr. &C Al
,Ic,. H,v. II. L. ~ EKEs1 VI. A. hccior
DVERVIEW ACADEMY,
Ia Ponsh~c"pslH y ~. .,. ,.~.-.,.,.
q a
Academies, and business hIiarI b ,l;,r,. p,.o.n,i.
bI0hi-- q ANl-'' fIt"''i"'''
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MISS WHITCOMBS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
vi LADIIS and CUILDR =. lyi linton 81. BioOHlJ Ia,
reopeus September =. Address above iCr Circular
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[TEW. JERSEY sTATE MODEL SCHOOL,

hoarfnc school FOR Young ladies' ami renteinrh . Tor
school rooms and boarding halls separate ana distinct or
each ..- ,..,.. too,,l ,v,sbin0
Fnrre expense year Tor tuition looks n9at W.sns,
fri a., III 5000 All bedroom and table furniture Also
found.
90, commercial scIcut4uc, .lnusicll eraWn8
Il u h. .es 'rtircs
For slosue address r,.crucrcu
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CLINTON LIBERAL INSIl L | E.I f,'ill.,ta
Of ,locuou Music ami Art: Academic AMI CoIlegIo
conrscs. Hnsiness college c. V. PARSELL, ~ NJ, PIe'I'
dent Fort PLAN. y. Y.
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T1CKNOE & CO.. Bc'
ALMOST A REV ELATION."

read only ono book THIS year let DO Natural Law
An the Spiritual Worl "Amercan Institute Of CHRISTIAN
Mn
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Ia PnushAcrpsle. y. ).
- ycsr Prepares il.Iou-Y Tor College. tho Government
Academies. and business, " lNary bt.l.,.,- ,....,.
HI,Bl.L u AMEN, Principals
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For Both Sexes Jersey City.
4 GDDnIrlk INGTI. IfrTE

Miscellaneous.
TOR SALE.-GOod Will and furniture of boys
school New.YorE satisfactory reasons nr selling. Al
dress IN. 81 HEHMAHuORN CO..
East l4th.st
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For Roth Seyes City.
SENTT\ ApY

ruth.r urd Place and at lCh.st
school for both carefully gddr4 rom Tho KINDER
10 tho Col. gate Department. ~INte u SialO5.
opens eth Month SoUil 2Oti
NIISS WARREN, II West 18th -st.-SChoOl
WI for girls rcopeu- Set~rnbrr -; Boys department
September .. HaTau Tutor
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~ j. INSTITUTE,

has Wide reputation a. collie preparatory Yor yonns men
c.' collage Music Art LOcuton Best bul ing OF ~
class New laboratory. Accommodate nearly %uu
for past six cousecul'No
yc.. vouur men refused for i've Of these years Four
'''H'" ' T GFOVtiE H. WHISKY d. D.. President
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
DIR Sorthup's Murderer.

PoKT,NJtT III, Ohio, August 1.-The
jury Il t-e celebrated case oil All Mccoy,
chArE- , s,h the murder Of DR.. North.
up, .e,l-ned a verdict this morning.
McCoy :. adiudged guilty OF murder in
the go Id degree.
The sGme oi Mccoy was the ki ling in
May a.. al Haverhiil or DR.. Sorthup.
Tt IN WAS = noted Prohibitionist
and j; was claimed that Mccoy, who
owLei :. saloon, ielt enmity toward him
OF "a: account, On the day OF the mur-
Der :ae men had little dispute about
Z-.leA fowls. DR.. Northup was attacked
y A II Mccoy, the prisoner, as well as by
4:nes Mccoy, his brother, and Person
N-Coy. james son. No;thup defer ded
himself uoarmed until Il e young Mccoy
brought a gun, after his father and uncle
hat implied their pistols, and gave It to
ILe lrisoner, who deliberately shot tc
Lt4'4 the already wounded Northup.
Mccoy was postmaster Of the village a.
The ,,lnn OF the murder There is much
c..sat.staction with tee yerdic,. Th'
.trrttug was done in daylight On th'
,,Fre. and most people regard it worth.
0! q. tai punishment.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
uea,h of a Hot.I rropristor

James Murphy, well known hn,e'
DR. Jprie.or, dlei as; evening abouts ~
o'c.ock, after . lingering illness irOn
throa, consumption. Tae decessed was
forty eight , ears o. age and rsiive Of
this city, bu. lived for several years 81
Norristovn, Pa.
After his return 10 this city be carried
on the baking nusiuess for some time,
but upon relino 1ishirg that'ook charge
Of the Deasare Hoose, where he ie-
mained until March 2j.h Of this year,
when he assumed charge OF tie Ho;e
Kirkwood q. Tt ird and shiplty streets
He served IN the Ei2hth De.a~sr.
Regiment duricz the war, and was
mem Der OF Smyth Poet, No. !, 6. A
r., g.. MARY. Behefcial Society snc
the Reil.ey Lyceun. He leaves
widow, three daughters and one son.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
FunerA, of Anthony "a. Higgins

The fu.erl. .: Anthony NJ. Higgins
from IL .e-. 'tace Of John {. HiGsiLs,
Ills SOP. =; FAlrvIsx, yesterday after.
noon, Was very s:sely attended. Rev
George A Pau, pastor OF the P.esby.
teriAn Ct-,ct a. Delaware City, con.
.duc,ei tie .cre,a. services, and gave Q
very ir;s:ts.i-G ,ke:ch Of the life ard
charac,e. O. ne ieceesed. Rev. II. A.
MeLsre, rss;D: u Dtawyer's Pre.by.
.e.lAn CtI:cS. .si In prayer ant III
vosed ste t.v!.e bereGic:ion upon the
assent.Ass
Thesdo:s q. c ark. william NJ.
s.ueSs-', E;.-cis Mcintire, Jchr
Diee., W.S4c. Beck acd Barney Eey
bald. a.! y '--m ate lcng reighoors
sni f,terts c. NJ: Higgins. were the
pail btaIt.s.
Auou. rLc.e rre.ent WAS George Il.
guip, E.Q -: Wl.kesoarre, Pa. Forty
yea:s sEo NJ Ko.p's father, Peunsyi.
variso. :4usl; schon! AZ g.. Georges
and ti,d ;Le:e IN lSi9 Mr. HigginI
/ befriertei -, 'snily. as he had Geut
many c:hs:s u c!st-ess, and took 1T
especis. -'s:es: IN !nuog George, ther
isd Of . q Z. Tne friendship tn ui
he7sn rs1z''ei ubti. the end, and Mr.
Eu!p Re ,eu',y puoI!shtd work OF II,
"Fani.:es C.. the Wyoming valley
the rrs: 20 soe Of which he dedicated
TO hi. =. - friend in tie follo@iui
wordt: TO the friend both Of my youtI
and OF NJ mstrre mAnhooc; to the pa
trio:ic ti.!1sp and Christian gentle
mar, Au,tgry Madison Higgins Of s,
Georges, De.1ware, this vo.ume Is IT
spec:fI.y Dedicated"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
The auesrs Bold Blun

CALCUTTA, A17 l.-A6vices from
Ca.dstar state that The Amer c' Al
,hsuistsn has caused pros An ailot
10 be posied In the Blzlsr in that city,
informing his sut jects that the Britain
Covert msut 10 Lo.iing Elk Infantry
diyi.iops, each ccnri.i.ps Of r'Ee req
neuu, with ca.ysTy acd ar;i..e'y, ir
readiness TO march into AfshstitiA 10
suppress the rsvogr..ot tie Anser's enc
u:es!u the Interior. TIE proe!su.-
uun aids: Il eaE suppress the Gh!.'
z ii. without them, 6ai they remain II
readipess ic case Eass!a ;ases .dvAn'
tsse of the rebe .Aou 10 invade the
couDtry."
Tae = meer invites tie rebels % re
turn 10 thet. homes, aud ssys lie viii
only puti,h / the chief. 10 the lrsurree'
tion, He warrs Great Briiain ssAinsi
permitting Ayouo Khan TO approach
ibe froLtier. Tie opponents OF ihs
Ameer explain TIA! 10 istutnR ths
proclaim alton tie Amer is p syirg iii
trump card ss lie ands iha: the peop.'
value his alliance with England mo.'
than they va.us the Amer himself.
/ Itis STATED itaI the Ans-r OF Afghan
is,sn has summoned dcrba: a. CaSu
for September % for the purpose G
sapctionips the new c9pyeIacu will
Russia.
The insurgents in A'HhsrAtan hav
blocked the roads between CAlcsha
and India
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
A Marshouse sold.

The Wilmington Warehouse Com
pany's large tut.dinR, 81 the foot CT
Orange street, was sold yesterday by
Daniel Ii. Kent to Lev! Ii. Miller, 10
satisfy three mortgage, amounting 10
$50, ,000 held by lin against the prop
erty, but the price stipulated sS'5 uOo.
Ali toe prelimiua:ies were arrsp ged two
weeks ago, and the s2i!Ip Of yesterday
was only q form q! trarser OF the real
estate, which was etsctei by Waiter
Cummins, E.q.
This building was erected by Daniel
H. Kent abou. TWO gears ago al coet
Of $45 600, for warehouse ami storage
purposes L. is six SIC: es hie q, and
has n lot 80 feet trout OF the Christians,
with depth OF AGA fee: 10 Wafer street,
while the building itself is 9aIll1 feet,
with walls IL inches thick and Givis
lon wall Of the ssu1 thickness. The
roof Is OF slate, and the toundsticns are
on solid piles deep.y driven. There are
elevators running 10 every h)or, ope'
rated by water motors.
Mr.. Kent's design IN erecting the
building for storage purposes p. oveo
failure, as there was ro demand for
building for that purpose in the city
Mr.. Miller has lot decided yet whsl
use he will make OF the building, In
the litG floor hss been rented 10 CLarle
Mu.hp, the morocco manufacturer. TO
storing stock. /: is said that agent
f'ou two CT the leading SILK mills c
Patterson, y. j., will visit this cit.
this week tor me purpose CT INSPECTING
the baildina, with a view Of establish
Ing d mill In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
G,,., NM owners not Eligible.

PETERsByRG, Va, August ! TIE triai
of Frank Langston for the murder OF
John II. Ruttin, on April 4, commenced
here to-day The prisoner is the son oi
Hon, John NJ. Langston, formerly niteu
States Minister to Hayti, and ::Ruihn was
promin ent politician.
Langston was indicted by the urahl
jury in April, but the Court 70 uay
quashed the indictment, holding IL 10 oe
invalid because the foreman OF the Jury
was the owner Of grist mill, and noL Ell
giHle as juryman under the law OF WI,
ginia A new jury was sum mnoheu anu
a new indictment found, ara tte case
proceeded. An exciting contest mas oeeu
in progress over the selection oi 'he Jul-
ors, only three or four having been 'Hu'
far secured.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Engine and Car. pitehed.

Yesterday afternoon abou. 2 O'Clock
shifter No and tour freight cars, be
longing 10 the W & n. Railroad, we're
derailed on the Jackson Goa ard Lime
CompAny's siding, on the South side,
by TIE the rails spreading. The freight
cars fell over n rneir sides in ditch
and bog. The shlfter left the track, tu:
ran along for sone distance on the ties,
but remained standing. Fred Swsttz,
the engineer, j1mpei and saved him
self but Z lwood Paterson, the brake
man, WAS thrown scroes the ditch aud
land ID cp his hands and knees, btuis
ing his right arm and spisiuinx his
right leg at the kuee A wrecking crew
was soon on the ground and the shat
tered train was soon put 10 running
orllr eyain,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Ths public Debt.

WASHINGTON, August The puo-
lie debt abatement issued this afternoon
shcvs that the reduction OF the puhlic
deb. during the month Of July was $a,'
s44. s94 SO. The total cAsh In the trea-
sury is $456. 3o4 ,36l.
The debt as 1t now stands comprises
81 ,O68 600, 1862 of interest bearing debt,
on which the ami nal Interest 10 S47, lt8..
65s. SO; So, l6l, ,115 26 Of debt Oh which
interest has ceased since maturity, 10
which 10 added Sl95 885 q OF scorued
inte rest; and $60l. 800. 1881 OF debt
Taere are {26l l43. .7O3 IA cash items
availsble for reduction Of debt and
sloo. OOO, 900 reserve held for redemption
OF United States notes, besides which
there 10 net cash In the Treasury to ths
amount Of S45,f9s. .b94 is. 40 that th'
total public debt is now III .Ta .eS3. s4S'-
l9
The amount Ct bank notes outstand'
ing st date is $276. 2o4, 1928 decreAs
during the last month OF $2,7os,33i
The decrease since Augutt j, 1856, ma
beeu 3 0 3l1 ,8l5
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Trouble a morast Mauiaara.

The Philadelphia Press to-day fSyt:
Two delegations from Local Assembl
No 1904, Knights OF Labor, com posed
Of moulders, Of Wilmir gton, Dsl,
we're In this city yesterday to obtain
the assistance Of the Executive Board
OF District Assembly No. 1, in regard
TO lockout now existing ct the
foundry Of the Wilmington MalleAb.e
Iron Com pany, whereby two hund red
men are thrown out Of work.
This local 10 attached TO District As.
sembly No. l. Every year the wage
question is settled among the moulders
in Wilmington on July /, to hold good
for one year. The men had stttled the
wage question with the arm, but there
were several minor points over which
there was . difference of opinion.
The matter dragged along for three
weeks, and the last time the men me,
With the company they refused to fur
thtr arbitrAte the matter and declared
= lockout. The men say they ar,
willing TO arbitrate the matter, ant
they have called on the dis,ric. to sent
some one down TO Act - an arbitration
committee.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
The Ashes,
[coNMCSIcATRD.I


/ zee that the President of the Board
of Street DirectoIs-J OF L Carpenter,
Jr.,-cal!s the attention CT house eepeIs
aud others 10 Section OF the ordnance
against certain DLi .ances. Every chi
zen is aware OF the provisions Of that
section and Knows full well that IL in.
poses hne of not less than s. foT each
and every Cffence, and that the vio!ator
can be imprisoned uLtil said fine aud
costs are paid. Now, wba: we of the
Western part Of the city desire Mr.
Carpenter to sove is the problem OF
"What stsll ~e do with cur ssEes?"
No ssn carts come IN o1r Deis borhood, +,
and TO slow me ashes to accan ate
on cur pre- ID ises from day to CAV, week
70 week, snG month TO month, is askin &
rather TOO much. s.lC6e now % the
immediate ueig1 boThood n Which Tt
s.de-Th!Id street., between NauBu.en
and Harrison.
La,e.y there hsg been a .aEs attempt
at filing up AID f-sd.Lg the bed be-
tween ssit s:ree;s, which hss made per.
lious O: il more rnsiRb..y than ever.
T6ere csn .ea..y BE- no faux touLd with
those WHO cast ths.E astes IN TIE stree;
AMI cover tLsE up with tie .coie earth
but THO COL ~ continue for "a indsL
mite period II j: does the srade VI,
bsc sus too high in sune aces TOO IoW
ip o.hers, and waste water vii. lie il
pools whtn II should have Tree course L
run off. Win M. Carpenter iufJrm I,
how 10 escape irCtu NE ci.emma ii
which We are placed. As ls~ abidiu.
citizens we do not wisn 20 throw Gu
ashes into the s.ree- and cover them i
with loose esrtt-:he w.!'e: has not Il
hut there seems 70 Ge 70 atte.uatir,
The city II ust sepd tie ash m"n nc
OEE or TIE PECPLE
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
FOURTH EDITION
Personal,

Nathan L'eberman, Winfield S.m.
mons and several others went tsh'ne On
the rocks near New Castle yesterdayi
they cAnsht about - perch.
Peter j. Ford aud wife have returned
from q two weeks tour through the
Eas tern States.
d. w. Har'an, superintepter OF
city schools, is makinG . stAy n: GleI,
Chester County, Pc.
John Dillon, day clerk At the Clayton
House, went 10 Rshobo.h yesterday al
ternoon to spend several days.
The Rev. Charles Murray, rector OF
St. Andrev's Church, 10 preparing 10
start on few weekS vacation.
The Rev. o. g. BuddinRtou, Of Beth.
any Baptist Church, has gene TO Centre
Grotton, Conn, for month.
J.J. Pierce. who had his leg broken
by being thrown out OF . carriage
three weeks ago. 10 already able 70 visit
his real estate ffice on crutches.
The Rev. II. Ashston Henry, Of
Trinity p. z. Church, end Mrs Henry,
have gone 70 Saratoga, n. Z, for few
weeks.
TIE Rev DR.. Gardiner Li'tell, rector
Of 81. Johns Church, with bis two snnt
returned from the Adirondacks on Sat
urday.
Miss Hannah Boggs, Miss Carrie
, Cooper and Mus Mamie Nc Bride OF ;hil
city have gone, to spepd their vacation
, with friends 1T JOINING. Del.
George Y. Ty bout, who resides on th'
Hamburg road, about two miles below
New Castle, 10 suffering from typhoi'
fever.
Mss Mary f. Crane aud Miss Kati
= 7. Ward OF this city start IN few day
: to visit friends in Chicago, I IL, TO b
gone about ten days.
James Lotus, who has been wolt II
a n Washington, ID. c., for some thu,
a past, paid flying visit to this ci'
yesterday. he left last evening fC
. New York.
John B;ieley and Harry White lei
e las: evening for Minneapolis. MINI,
witness the fight between Kilrain sn
Cardiff that will come Of there in fc'
n days.
;. A party Of young ladies, comprisin
"a Miss Emma Westbrook, Emma Ochs
.t tree, Lily Harris end Becky Scot. al
camping out on tie pailaisiphiA p ii
5. near Bellevue.
y Squire" George Buzine and A.
1- Aipscow left to day for Atlantic Gil
:, where they will remain few day
I'D recuperAting. The esquire" says /
le is "Ars" guardian and Is going aIoI
~ 10 take care OF him.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
..nen Of IN, John w. sarr.,t.

Tbs large iron transfer barge which
the Harlan s Boliipssvorth Company
have been engaged daring the past
thrte months In hclldiug. for the BAlti
more & Ohio R.ilrosd Company. yes
launched at II 30 O'Clock this morning
Ten mirutss prtylcusly the order Was
given to drive the wedges, and i'm mtdt-
a;ely afterwards the stays were re
moved. when TIE ;1s Taurus, which
had n lire ,a,te.ed 10 the enormous
craft, commenced TO move, aud the
Garrett ,tArsed A9d moved gracefully
into the Chr!stisna.
Considering the Size Of the boat II
vAs one OF the fnest lsuuches which
ever took p,Ace In this city. Some idea
OF the force ex.ried by this moving
mass OF iron could be formed frem the
fac, that as IL sid out toward the water
n large r,pe which was over the site
caush, In the V hsrf, and tore the heavy
planis loose, itrowipg them right and
lef, as tLoush they were chips. Con
,rary 10 genera, expectation the boa'
vas not grounded, but gracefully
swuuz around with her bow beaded ~
. tie Chris,:AnA, Ard Q few minutes late
Vas pu lied IN 10 The wharf.
The John ". Garrett 10 $50 feet lor q
: as feet more ;hsD tie Rerublic, 10 Z
; fee, from OUTSIDE TO eu,side OF guards q
: widest place, and u l3 feet 3 inche
deep. There vi b. four tracks roe
! uirs her er;,:e .epsih, capable Of ho,t,
3 ire thirty pss.erSe' cars 81 oncs, !
will be u.sd .tr Transporting cars bt
!, tween C.n:or Ssd Locust Point. ard q
o tie machinery ls all ready 20 be put IL
y u 10 expected iNst /; will he ready
: conuere. r=.L:rg By tie 2eth OF ;hi
. ncc ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Trouble A bout n Wheat Crop.

The delay of Elwood Mous!ey, who now
resides in Mi Creek Hundred, to remove
the wheat crop from the field, on farm
near kennett square, Pa, which he occu
pied last year, is likely to lead to law
suit between him and David RidRway,
the present tenant. 1t seems that Rldg-
way held that sufficient time had been a..
lowed for the removal Of the crop from
the field, and through the advice of his
land ord, turned his COWS into 1t Nous
ley objects, as the COWS will destroy the
shocks of wheat and threatens to sue for
its value. A removing tenant certainly
has right to have time 10 Secure crop
OF wheat, but he has no right TO leave II
stand TO the Gctriment Of the field or to
the damage of his successor. Whether
Ridgway had right to turn his cows
upon the field before the removal OF the
wheat is u question for the .aw to deter
mine.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
a Painful operation

George d. Farra, livery stable pro
prieior, les French street, was wounded
in foot dnring the war, at which time
ne had nm operation performed. Ever
since, however, his foo, panied him 80
much that 1t became q settled convic
ton that there was loose bone in his
foot that needed removal. In this opinion
Drs. Draper and Maull coincided, and
about three weeks ago they performed
q second operation, taking from Mr..
FArIa's foot the tone that caused the
tr rlube. NJ. Fsrra Is able to be around
on cru,ches, and thinks he will bavs
no more treubie suct as he hal before
though Of Lecess.ty LIE will remain
cripple.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
A Xaxy Cheerful PICNIC.

NEW YORK. August 1.-The HunRa-
riaa Schuetzsn bund had theif picnic 81,
Brommers PARK, in the northern part
OF the city to-day. A FouAbble orose
bs,we walters, and Clubs and pistols
we're used until the arrival Of tha 20
lice. The latter arrested two OF the
Walters, John Thiery and VIM. Hives,
and D.r lei Arnold, the special officer
on tas grounds. Twenty three OF the
5cheutzen bund were slso arrested. One
OF the Bunl, Captain Bass, received q
blow on the head from q billy at the
hands Of one OF the walters. Another,
Mr.. Oppenheimer, WAS shot In the head
David Mendel got frightened, jumped
from the platform and fractured his leo
In two places. A Mr. Ltidner had cDe
of his fingers shot off. Both sides tel
conflicting stories.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
The Fishery Negotiations

LONDON, August 1.-SIr James Fer.
gusson, Parliamentary Secretary foi
the Foreign Office, announc sd in the
Commons this-evening thai the commu
nicatiops bet~een the government OF
the United States and that Of Great
Britain bowed that progress was being
made In tho work OF adjusting the
Canadian f.heries dispute, and he ad'
led that The British government was
hopeful Of attaining a satisfactory get
clement q. no distant date.